And what he did last just
before his personal power
rose and surged
then tweeted out
was check his e-mail.
“Heaven will be full of spam,”
he decried, “because
everyone wants to be there,
while hell will be whiteout,
an empty inbox.”
“Or the other way around,”
I replied.
“Oh, that’s pithy,” he said.
“And there’s nothing I dislike
more than an epiphany poem.”
My pithy heaven is another’s pithy hell. And they call me ‘pithy” for declaring I don’t give a damn. I wait for the dawn when the pithy wake up to an epiphany and realize heaven and hell both cackle at the white noise blinding our pithy existence. Loved It :)
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Thx, NtP! Yes, the epiphany, the kick in the eye, who knows where it comes from? Thanks for reading and comment.
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Awesome!
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Thanks, Keith. Still enjoying your zany posts also!
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Same here! I haven’t been commenting, but I check in on you pretty regularly. One of the few blogs I get by email actually. You are one of the best creative voices out there, Sir. Keep the brilliance up!
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Thx, Keith. That’s the cat’s meow, which is better than the cat’s hair ball!
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